Leading real estate developer Willstone Homes has moved swiftly to dismiss allegations of fraudulent activity, asserting its unblemished track record since launching operations eight years ago.
In a statement issued to newsrooms, the company highlighted its milestones in Kenya’s real estate sector, noting the successful settlement of over 2,000 families in well-developed homes across several satellite towns.
“Since inception, we have successfully completed and delivered 18 housing projects across three distinct regions — Joska, Kamulu, and Kenyatta Road,” said Managing Director Ejidio Kinyanjui. “These developments are fully occupied and stand as a testament to our continued commitment to transforming communities through the off-plan housing model.”
Willstone Homes added that six additional projects are currently under active development and will be handed over to clients upon completion.
While acknowledging the occasional challenges typical of large-scale developments, Kinyanjui emphasized that the off-plan model relies on a mutual understanding between developers and clients.
“Our ongoing Manna Residence project is our largest single housing development to date. Despite misconceptions, it continues to progress steadily toward completion,” he said.
Kinyanjui also pointed to recent milestones as proof of continued delivery: “Just three weeks ago, we held a title deed award ceremony for several homeowners at Manna Residence — a visible sign of the work we’re doing on the ground.”
He urged clients and stakeholders to visit construction sites directly or send trusted representatives to witness ongoing progress firsthand.
